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February 4, 2012

Roundup: Compton, Nester lead PikeView past Beavers

Staff reports Bluefield Daily Telegraph

BLUEFIELD — Danielle Compton scored 15 points and pulled down four rebounds, and Hope Nester added nine points, four assists and three steals to lead PikeView to a 68-36 win over Bluefield on Friday night.

PikeView (10-7) trailed 13-12 after one quarter, but outscored the Beavers 56-23 from that point. Hill pulled down five rebounds, while Haley Sabin had three assists and Samantha Wood dished out two.

Bluefield (5-13) was paced by Khadijah Brown, Dazia Edwards and Tyra Jackson with nine points each.

The Panthers will travel to No. 1 Scott today, while the Beavers will visit James Monroe on Tuesday.



PIKEVIEW (10-7)

Lauren Hatfield 2, Laura Hill 8, Hope Nester 9, Samantha Wood 7, Crysta Meekins 3, Haley Sabin 2, Danielle Compton 15, Jennifer Hatfield 4, Jamie Brown 5, Lyndsey Hatfield 6, Courtney White 1, Lauren White 6.

BLUEFIELD (5-13)

Shelia Hopkins 5, Kaitlyn Thompson 2, Khadijah Brown 9, Dazia Edwards 9, Tyra Jackson 9, Bailey Cassell 2.

PikeView..............................12  21  20  15 — 68

Bluefield..............................13   8  10   5  —  36

3-point goals: PV 2 (Brown 1, Meekins 1); BF 0.



Meadow Bridge 43, Montcalm 36

MONTCALM — Kaitlyn White scored 16 points, and the Wildcats rallied past the Generals in the final quarter to pull away for the road win.

Montcalm (3-13), which was outscored 18-8 in the final period, was paced by Hannah Johnson with 11 points and 10 points from Miranda Kendrick, who fouled out in the fourth quarter.

Leslie Kelley added seven points, 10 rebounds and four assists for Montcalm, while Maranda Crane contributed six points and nine boards.

Montcalm will host Liberty next Friday.



MEADOW BRIDGE (n/r)

Shandra Harrah 8, Anison Gilkerson 9, Sarah Fleshman 8, Kaitlyn White 16, Courtney Mullins 2.

MONTCALM (3-13)

Miranda Kendrick 10, Leslie Kelley 7, Hannah Johnson 11, Maranda Crane 6, Adrian Williams 2.

Meadow Bridge.....................6  11  8  18  —  43

Montcalm...............................11  9   8  8  —  36

3-point goals: MB 4 (White 3, Harrah 1); MC 2 (Kelley 1, Johnson 1).   



James Monroe 56, Wyoming East 32

LINDSIDE — Kelsie Mann scored 11 points, pulled down eight rebounds and blocked six shots, leading the Mavericks past the Warriors.

Melissa Johnston added 10 points, 10 boards and three blocks, while Jordan Page contributed 14 points and dished out nine assists.

Chelsea Duncan paced Wyoming East with 20 points.

James Monroe travels to Mount View today for a doubleheader with the boys team beginning at 4 p.m.



WYOMING EAST (n/r)

Megan Cook 5, Chelsea Duncan 20, Emily Day 3, Chiara Jewell 1, Allison Lovins 1, Kaitlyn Jones 2.

JAMES MONROE (9-7)

Taylor Canterbury 2, Jordan Page 14, Hannah Pritt 5, Melissa Johnston 10, Kelsie Mann 11, Kelsey Christian 2, Kelsie Gillespie 4, Carter Shiflett 4, Lauren Clarkson 2, Laine Shiflett 2.

Wyoming East.......................7  10  8  7  —   32

James Monroe....................12  17  8  19  —  56

3-point goals: WE 0; JM 3 (Page 2, Pritt 1).



Fort Chiswell 43, Narrows 39

NARROWS, Va. — Savanna Burton scored 20 points, including the 1,000th point of her career, but the Pioneers used a fourth quarter push and free throws to defeat the Green Wave.

A short ceremony was held in the fourth quarter after Burton scored her 17th point in the game and 1,000th overall. The Pioneers took advantage, outscoring the Green Wave 10-0 from that point, going 13-13 from the free throw line in the final period.

Fort Chiswell, which received 14 points from Sarah Whisman and 13 by Amber Chrisley, connected on 22-29 in the game from the charity stripe.

Burton also had 14 rebounds, three assists, three steals and two blocked shots for the Green Wave. Tiffany Perdue added eight points.

Narrows (6-12, 0-8) will travel Monday to Craig County.



FORT CHISWELL (5-14, 2-6)

Sarah Whisman 14, Amber Chrisley 13, Hovencamp 8, Turner 5, Jones 3.  

NARROWS (6-12, 0-8)

Savanna Burton 20, Tiffany Perdue 8, Mosley 5, Carter 4, Taylor 2.

Fort Chiswell...........................9  8  4  22  —  43

Narrows.................................8  11  14  6  —  39

3-point goals: FC 1 (Jones 1); NR 2 (Perdue 2). JV—NR won.



Tazewell 55, Abingdon 53

ABINGDON, Va. — Taylor Catron scored 29 points to lead Tazewell to a Southwest District win over the Falcons.

Haley Christian added 10 points for the Bulldogs.

Abingdon was paced by Hannah Bays with 14 points and 11 from Olivia Ball.



TAZEWELL (10-9, 3-5)

Bradshaw 5, Sparks 0, Taylor Catron 29, Snapp 0, Saunders 5, Haley Christian 10, Hash 6.

ABINGDON (1-20, 0-7)

Olivia Ball 11, Hilt 2, Turner 5, Billips 0, Harrison 3, Mullins 0, Greear 0, Blevins 6, McNerlin 0, Hannah Bays 14, Katelyn Stewart 12.

Tazewell..............................10  5  18  22  —  55

Abingdon............................12  8  14  19  —  53

3-point goals - Tazewell 4 (Catron 3, Christian), AHS 6 (Ball 3, Turner, Bays 2). JV game - Abingdon won.



Boys

Abingdon 78, Tazewell 62

ABINGDON, Va. — Mack Owens scored 27 points and Josh Hess added 22, leading the Falcons past the Bulldogs.

John Walker led Tazewell with 25 points, while Noah Walker tossed in 16.

Joey Blevins tallied 14 points for Abingdon.

Tazewell will host Richlands tonight.



TAZEWELL (9-10, 3-4)

Christian 5, Hash 6, Moore 0, Hancock 3, John Walker 25, Jordan 4, Hankins 4, Noah Walker 16.

ABINGDON (8-13, 3-4)

Francisco 1, Josh Hess 22, Meade 2, Sigmon 5, Hall 0, McKinney 0, C.Owens 4, Janson 3, Joey Blevins 14, Hahn 0, Mack Owens 27.

Tazewell..............................14  12  25  12  — 62

Abingdon............................26  22  11  19  —  78

3-point goals - Tazewell 8 (J.Walker 5, Hash 2, Jordan), AHS 6 (M.Owens 3, Hess 2, Sigmon).



Fort Chiswell 54, Narrows 24

NARROWS, Va. — Nathaniel Worrell scored 18 points, and Corey Gravely and Coleman Thomas added nine each to lead the Pioneers past the Green Wave.

Joe Hall led Narrows with 10 points. The Green Wave, which travels on Tuesday to Grayson County, played without leading scorer Chandler Burton.



FORT CHISWELL (15-5, 6-2)

Mooney 2, C.Mabry 8, Corey Gravely 9, B.Mabry 2, Hamm 2, Perry 4, Coleman Thomas 9, Nathaniel Worrell 18.  

NARROWS (7-13, 0-8)

Joe Hall 10, Perdue 2, Cumbee 2, Ben Morrison 8, Stevers 2.

Fort Chiswell.........................15  8  20  11  — 54

Narrows.....................................7  4  5  8  —  24

3-point goals: FC 1 (Worrell 1); NR 0. JV—FC won. 

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